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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07


WAsHfNGTON. Dec. 81 At the head of
.the nrocrssinn rode lent. Gen. phlllip II
-,,ii1,.., -, IT, ,,,t ,,,,r,,.,,, ,,,,,.,,,,i l
i' ' !" no '"'' '"' w., -
ms military clo"k' lie was iolloWed ny
fOur members Of HIS Statf in line and a
band of artillery with muf1led drums and
orana covarad drums nl,vipg tho funer.l
~, ,c,.l'. ''''''' ~ IS w -,
"'''c"' Inc guns "lo cdlssoiis ol Uhe oaI-
leries moved IN double line ana diSmount-
ed, and the artillery with their red liued
-.Ioaks tbru,yn hack marched in nlstoous
a,r,t,,' r '.i,' .', oad, ' ,' thai,.
Nv '''''' M NV '' '''O''
jan" ""u urunl corps c'r'Ieu ariha re-
Ver-ed, H5 did jAc militia organizations
which came next The colors of all the
examinations wore fu,lad and d,aned in
~, ~ -
oiacA' ne grand army pos'S ana an UNI
toftneu ueleGaIlon~, together with SIN cur
riIges continuing the mouruers, clergy
and nall bearers preceded the hearse.
-rhis ,..s d,.,,.., -. t,,,, .,,ir,,.,, Lr,cl
Scientifically .,I.... .'ti.,i,. ,..i,t ,,,.
H"i9'7 COVERED utmost cHlirely Win SUM
pre trappings aud cloths and move IN thed
Ientrt 0! a hollow square formed by ltS
Grand Army escort. \ long double line Of
carriages closed the prOcesslou The
Droad streets were Kept clear OF crowds by
-he police, but the sidewalks throughout
me pupuIouS parts OF the route were
lhronLed despite the terrible Indictment
weather At $40 the large bell at the
cemetery BEG III TO toll and the head of the
procession PASSED slowly through the en-
trance to the accompaniment of the tu-
neral air from the aruilery band. Gen.
sheridan accompanied by an orderly came
IN advance ana took up position al the
lomb, where he was joined 10y Gen. Ord
way and staif The procession wound
slowly along beneath the dark evergreen
arches aud the artillery formed line in
front OF the tomb until the first OF the car
riages came up. they then formed fours
and followed hy the military contingent
took up Il position In the road north of
the tomb. The palI-hearers alighted
and took their places on the foot walk
Whie inc hcalse Wlyturned to the road
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
Excitement in IeXns.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable re.
covery of Mr.. j. +. Corley, who was SO help
less he could not turn IN bed, or raise his
head; everybody said he was dying of Con-
sumptio on. A trial bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, ne
bought n large bottle and a box of DR., Kings
New Life Pills ; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills ana two bottles of the Discovery,
he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-sIx
pounds. Trial Bottle of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at Beaupre and Low
rey's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
national Convention of AgricuIturists.

New YORK, Dec. 30 Extensive prepare
lions are being made for the eighth ma
tional convention of the American Agri-
cultural and Dairy association, which is
to be held IN this city on Fcbrury and .,
Addresses are expected from Lieut.-Gov,
Jones, Joseph II. Real, president of the
association ". b. Wait, the Hon. John
b. Weber of New York, James EIewes of
Hampshire, o. b. Mason of Ohio Herr
Adolphe Waller Of Sweden and large
number of other prominent agricultursts,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec, 3O-At Nor
walk, Ohio, this evening Miss Mary Sher-
man, daughter of y. Il. Sherman of that
place, was married to Burchard 4. Hayes,
son of the eX president After the reccp-
ton the couple started on a bridal tour in
the east
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
The Richest Man the world

would be poor without health. The dying
millionaire cousumpiiVe would cNcnRnro all
h. is worth Tor new lease of lite, lie coulc
have had It for n song had he used Or
Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery before
the disease had reache its last stages. This
wonderful preparation is a positive cure foI
If taken in time. For all dis
eases of the throat and lungs it is unequaied
All druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

relieved aud rapidly cured by salvation Oil.
Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, Pastor of NJ. f..
Church, Georgetown. ID. C., wrote us:-llaV-
ing had an opportunity 10 test the excellent
quantities of DR.. Buil's Cough syrup, hest ite
not to say, 1t is the best remedy ! have ever
used inmy family" For Group and whoop'
ing cough il is Il sure cure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
In Nervous Exhaustion.

DIR. GEO. MCkNIGHT, Hannibal, N. Y, says
81 have used II in cases of nervous eXhaus-
ton, with quite satisfactory results"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07
PLACED IN HIS TON B.
AN IMMENSE T16CNo 90 HONOR
TO GEN. LOGAN 5 MEMORY.

Jien. sheridan and star lead ihe Way
MANY societies in Line Hith Munled
Drums and Arms Reversed, with Col
ors Furled and Drapcd in BLACK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-07

Those who have tested CErE cry COMPOUND
most severely are loudest in its praises.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
Gfasnaf pom Gsntterrnaaen.

SIN manden Qagen bat 0te ~an6altenbe
Sroden6ett Die NetDe 10 er6ebli6 gel6Gz
bigt, 6aB fir @riaB Sorge g~etragcn tperben
mIB. Sins Der b~tligiten unb fit bic Sab
res8eit au6 ausgtebigiten 6iilfSmittel lit:
irgeu6 cine Stoppel 3u pfiigen unO nit
&oggen etr3ulaen. 0enn eS bios auf bte
6er6itnetbe abgeie6en tit, 6enrben man6e
W1ii0lerabfaQ, Der betm 3tetnigen Der Sru6t
entite6t, fir Sic Nh1iQat. 0p6 ba bieie Mbz
fGQe aud l6ltmmel1rfrduter entbaGten fDnz
men, 10 lit e5 faltm ratbiom fe Da5u 3l be-
nl1Belt. Sci etnem niebrtgen Goggenpreiie
lit ii6erbem Sic @riparniB 81 gertnQ, INN
bQfiir Der !@efabr ftd aus5uieBet, Infra1t
in'S Qal1b S1 brtngen, DeIfelt MA 1t0 IpGter
nltr 1dtper ertpe9ren farn. Ser GD9gen
Iiefert cine mdBig quite @etoe uno tpirD er
na6ber e%in9epfiat, 10 ii. otes BON altBer1
.or6entlt6 gitnittger 0trfung fir Die gfa61
fru6t, 10 SAP bie5 TAFT binret6t Soften unb
Nrbeit at Dergiiten. Q8tQ man BEN 9toggen
iteDen laiIen, 10 1T 1as 8etpetoen burdens
ni6t I6Goli6 fir ben @rnteertrag borauSz
gelebt baB es ni6t gu ipat irn6ril0ia6r forts
geiebt pirb, SSeDe 9trt Hpggen Die man ge7
ra6e bat lit fir bie1el1 3rpe6 gut ge11ltg,
tneru au9 Ser 9en1eine t6m ni6t. 10 gut
entIprt6t tpie 6erStalt0enroggen 3t tpeldern
au6 Der acknowledgement gebDrt, Ser
BreiS fir leBteren 1T nod 3l bod Inn tim
I'M @roBen an5ubauen, bod iobal0 man
ietnen 8ert6 erfannt bat, tptr0 man beItrebt
ietn duf fleiner Sld9e bas etgene Saatgut
5uer5lebert.. ..r<# 49,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
@efOOfe 6urfett.

@urfen, 6te 3u barte &rone baben fir
Salat uitb Die, tpel6e am 9feifen o6er reif
ftn6, ueroen geIaGlt, in Der 2dnge freu3z
tpet5 geIpalten unb barauf bonn &ernge6duie
befreit. 9tun maht man Bpm benz @urfenz
fleil6 beltebige Stiide, ftngerlang unb finz
gerbreit, legt ie eiuen laftrten 8opf (er
mus peiB fo6en), giebt einen SUB @iitg
e in BEN @arfel iisbt 6eft felt gu n1o
ldbt 6 etanige gstnuten f9den. Damn labt
g gla1 bic t tia g}ti s95eSs s a91 ! n lSB' s siriss
4fefferf0rner ba3u, 9i6t i'm 8erbdltntB Der
0urtet 53lder u1o fpieber etipas @iitg, be6t
mteber feft ST uitb lGBt nod)u1alS cine fletne
g6etle fo6e11. @rfaltet lit bieS etn GllBerit
erfrtibeItoe5 @eri9t, paiiel1o fait gu icoer
WeaDlSeit ais 8eilage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

SSa6r etrt 9enteBt uno SIT genieBen pertrt6eilt
lit. Der Nmertfaner petB oies Ie6r ant
bod er tr0ftet it6 NIT benz @eoanfen. Ser
BET 8ielen 3ltr ftren SOee getporoen, bah Bier
I'll Qdnbe ttttnter nod Nlles better iet, ols
trgen0 iorft auf Der 8elt tpenn er alIo TIT,
10 eIien Die 8epobner Der iibrigen g8elt nod
bel l9le6ter unb er lift 3ufrteben unb nod
Itol} %o6en0retlt.
O2ein @urfenzS alatz &ecept eriport ser
&69tn cine Q(rbeit uno Stpar 6ie gr0Bte 6o5
Bel unb e8 tpGre m0gli6, boB 6ieie Grlparz
nib marde 6rau geleigt ma6te, i6on oes>
tpegen etnen geriu6 SIT MAIDEN. 9o@ mir
baben i6on LANCE aufgebDrt in 6teier Sim
it6t gu ptel 3u boffen. Die &ii3e ser
Nmertfanertn treibt Ser &ii6e ber. Squaip
at uno tpenn eS LANCE fetne ~fupferfar6ige
&0din IN Mmerifa 1ne6r ge6ert pir6, 10
tptrb bo6 i6re Go6funft fortleben, neil fie
10 eirlfa6 1T, tDetl man ntdts 3u lernen
unb tpenig gu iptiien braudt!
6ier m0ge nod Elm anberes Gecept 8lab
fin6en, mel6eS belonOerS fir BEN Sarmer
~qeeignet lit, neil er tln11er lauren @a6m
babert farm. Die @urfen neroen tpie gez
tp0bnli6 in S6etbden gei6nttten un0 6iez
len einige s3tpiebel, no m0gli6 nod feiner
gei0nttten, 3ugeiebt. 9aSu gib ettpas
8feffer, tpentg Sal5 un6 anitatt SeG ret9s
lt6 3tpet NAL 10 ptel frti6en, lauren 8abm
unD tDentg gutert @1ftg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
ssrtb Se&er attp fcta @uraet= ga1et.

yin effdDrer1er Nr5t 9tebt folgenoe Wltlei>
tung fir 3ubereitutg Der @urfen: TIMER
alter Srib 6eGer traf iiberalt oen Na0el auf
ben Rppf uub tpuBte aud ieile NnIt6ten in
fr1fttgen, algernein perltdnblt6en gSorteu
benz 8olfe fun0 SIT tbun, @r fam BON SET
Delberg 81 elmer 3eit, no Der beriibftte
8rDfeior S6aeffer erfldrt bate. er fpoae
lteber in 0entlel6en 8ette nit etnem G6DlerQ>
Grdnfen I6l0fen, ais CUR @6oleraseit Sur
fen@Salat eifen, Sriebrt6 6e6er qa6 baher
emit Elm 9teSept, tpte ber @urfen>Salat ur>
l6dblt6 9en1a6t lpiirbe, berals, @s lau1
tete: iltnm frti6e @urfen, i9uetoe tie in
fletne S6etben, batt1 bride ie srDilden Sen
6Gnoe1 tl6ttg aus unb i9utetBe ite sun1
Senfter btnalts, Seder bate gar3 9feht.
tpenn er ernpfa6l, ipl6er Nrt 5u6ereitetelt
Salat pabur6 uniGdblt6 au MAIDEN, bab
man i'm nidt tBt.
gStr itnb nlle rtebr ober tpeniger Sflabet
Der @etppbnbett n1D bes alt 6etge6radbten.
go miro tadl tpte por in 9eutldblQnb Der
@urfen9Salat ti6tig ausseprebt uno baan
gege11en, llno bic lpn1t alGBernroentli6 Der
@elltnobett Slttrdgltde @lrfe lit burb bte5
zen ur1perltanD Inn ibrer g1te1 9tuf unb in
ben Geroa9t Der S6dbltOfett getomrnen,
ulller alter 5efer bat iebenfuQS aud tmn1er
alsgeorltdten @urfen=S ofot oorQeiebt Be-
fommen. Wan briide poer pre{ie iroeltb
Elm 0elnllle aus unb gteBe 6eu Saft tpeo.
10 bletbt tlr ben Wagen fat nltr bic 6o[sz
ta1er alrltd, lllb 6aB oteie fQit unper6aultd
1T ntp Dem Weagen grobe 8eidiperbelt
n1aeht, nerftebt ft6 non iel6Tt. ggarunt preBt
man ben Spargel, Die 3omqto, sic Qrit11e
@rbe, bic 0pDnen, bas crime Rorn niff
aus, 9teBt DaS 8elte, ben Sat- tpeo u16 ilt
pie Surilfbleibenbe 5ol3faicr Z
Mrne, brape, gei!unbe @urfe, ait Sir Fat
Der unper1tanb Der Weni6en fib idllper
b. rllnblgt rnb eS lit l3eft, 6aB bas llnrcd,f
an bIr gut 9enla6t miro. Mtal. bereite Sen
@nrfenz Salat itets furSe 3eit Dor 6en1
@ilen 81, b. 4, laIie ibu ni6t crit cine
Srurbe ooer atpet fte0en. Sdneibe Sic
9nrfen IN S6eib0en, gteBe ettpoS @ifio ms
Sel o%qrllbert nbne Sals. unb iper es Iiebf.
r1Qg. ettpaS 4feffer btnSufigen. Sin f(eines
G0nlielGen bapon NIT benz MittaneIfen
iplro yttemanb frG1f MAIDEN, tim @eoent6eif
es tptrh, tpte taft ale anberen Semitic. einen
pprtbetlbaften @tnfluB auSIben Quf Sic Ser
bal1ung, mttbtn auf bas allgemeine gSnh(z
bettnhel. IS tit bier 81 Sa1Sbe iebr iG6mpr
TT Der Go6funit 8erbefIeruuqelt eimstz
tlbrelt, tpenn oteie 9r0Bere Sorgfalt lli1b
irgeno me1r 2rbeit perltriqhen., 0ober
fonr1t IS aud, baB fem 8olf Der gr0e frns
Dem bo6iten neberfiuB in 9llem, mas Sic
@r0e MIR berporbrtngt, 10 tGmmerlidl alIbee
rettete, uHperpauitde Speiien Sq6r aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
Observation-Disclosures.
9er @crtb Ser &aferermte.
gSi@ti9e gbatia@et fur Set 2anot pirtb, ben
@9Aer mno Oem ~Guniunett,

Die Mbt6etlung fir 2anbpirt619aft Su
8albington, 9. g., bat nit Der unteriu>
dung BON 1855 Sorten6afer, bic in Nmertfd
getpa6len ullb aus benz gan;en Qaltpe ge>
Iammelt tparel1, ber gansen 8epDlferune
etneu midtiaen Oienit g~eleiitet, Die Grz
oebni11e seiqen ptel 8eridtebenbeit In 8e,la
auf Sic Side bes &ern'S, Ser Gerbdltniiie
bes &ern's sur Sdale, iptpie Der 8eitanhz
tbetle berleIben. Der t&ern per9dlt fi6 sur
Sdale tpie 7 SIT 3 llno Der Safer Der peitliz
den Staaten bat bic pentgite S6ale.
$50 Der ipetBe Safer 9ebeibt lit bieier
l6iperer, neil er perbGltniBn16Big mebr&ern
bat. Ser Connecticut Safer ipng 1913 8fn.
per 8ui6el, 9afota 1876 Rf6. unb Gnlorae
DO 48,8 4f6. 9as 0ur9ihnittsgeipt0t
aaer Sorten mat 37.2 per 8uldeL. Son
Der 9aeifl6en RIite 43.2 8fb.; ben nDrblie
den StQaten SO aus Dem Siben s34.5 ooer
81 8fo. niebriger pte bas 9ur6i6nittss
getpi1t bonn garSen 9anDe.
: Safer BON Wal6ington territory entDielt
76.1 BrDse11t &ern i'm 0ur6i6nitt. Cine
8robe enfbielt 1928 4rns, un6 etne bon
0afota 1887; aber Der 8etrag an W2ebl,
audi ser heiten Sprtel, liberitteg ni6t 30
8rns. bes &ornes, 0as marine liibltde
Selma nerringert bas 9urGidnittSgetpi6t
unb Ser Our6l6nittsertrag betrdgt llnges
fdbr 10 8li9el i'm Siibeu gesen 30 8ui4e[
I'M gtorben, ELL iebr betrd6tli9er Inter
i6ieb. Ser pom Barmer berii6ii@tigt gu tperz
ben Derbieut.
Ser Gje6alt bes 9afers bebtngt Ietnen
@elbnertb uub beeinfluBt paber intpobl ben
MiQer tpie ben Tgrmer. Bon ben 179 9rps
ben, ipeld)e QualDitrt purAert, iparef1 Is BON
Der 8acifii0eu SIite mp Oieie tparsn drrner
All @inetBitoffen unO reider an 6ille, tpte
Ser urhl0nitt BON ganSen Ganbe, 9ur6z
i6nittli6 tparen Die 8eitanbtbeiIe pes Sa4
fers fplgeroe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
@on 9ab atuS Nertt.
SuIdn0.

-Sebt ba es ~fetgeiteIt 1T, 6aB Der
Nd6ldB DeS @%eneraI 9ogan nur
$500 betrtg, fG4t eS audi 9enen, Die bet
1etnen Geb5etten fetn gutes 6aar dt Tim
lteBen, tDteDer Elm, mas fir ein unetgenz
niibtger @6renman1 er getpeien lit.
9tu6 Der Herald" in Bottom, elmer ieiner
bitteriten @egner, benft ieBt baran un6
i6reibt: Senator Qogan tnar st :3etten Elm
bttterer 8~artetlndnn, aber iette G6rltdfeit
ftanb auBer Sroge. Seine 6Gnoe tparer
rein aber leer. Oas bilbet etnen angenebmen
@egenlaB 81 Qeute1, tDelde tbre amtli6en
Stelunget gum RribatgetDinr nttB>
brartGen."
Na6ri6ten aus 9o1ttsDtle 3ufolee
iptro Die oteSiG6rige Sabafsernte
IN &entuGD, Snbia1a, 3enueIiee, Wftfiourt
uro Sutnois iebr beeeutenb 6inter Der norz
jGDrigen suriifbletben. 9enm es lit BON
ldperem Sabaf nur Elm 9rtttel, BON leide
terenl MIR Al grosent 10 biel gepflaust, tpte
I'M portgen Sabre.
- Sn ORTIZ in &anIas bat
ein Srauen3imrner 9famens 2is3ie @Gis
gegen Die BranoDn un6 Gtrnlener'ihe
8raucrei cine Giage auf $50 600 g d az
Dener1Gb G~nDdngig gen1a6t, neil 6ieie
tbreln Ulnn1e 8ter ~uerfauft ba6en u1o erin
SDlge 0apon 10 betrul1fen getpor6en iein
iDa, baB er mad 6auie fommen6 ale
Ofb5efn Seri6lagen babe lt1b oann auf urb
6aoon 9ega1gen lei. Qestere S6atia1e utaa
fi6 ia 10 perbalten. @s lit aber sebu qeaeG
Gins gu tnetten, baB @lits fi6 leinen Wutbrz
rGltl6 III elmer oDer mebrerer bon Qeabets
tportb'S Npntbefen gebplt BAT.
- 8ei Dem beftigen @etpitter, tuel6es
fi6 bteier Sage iber Der 8 al pom Nem
0orf elttlu6, traf Elm 8ItBftra6t
aid 6ie 6reibettSi tia auf 8ebtoe's
Sslato, bod beiDd6rte fi6 Der oil tbr angez
bradDte BltBableiter DplftGnbtg bic &ielenz
ftutue ipur6e III feiner 8eiie 6eIhGbtgt.
3pet gan3 Be Dnbers t6D>
rt6te 9elb It m o ro e ereigneten 1i1
an12 20, Suli. SIN Der l~tntgegenb BON Ga
IeSburg III SllirotS, IN Salem Sopnibip
IN 8norGOul1tD erldoB ii6 Ser tpoblbabenbe
87jdbrtge Sarmer Sacob Rettlinger, aus
purei1 9erger, i'm t6auie ietne5 SD6nes,
nit pelden1 er tpegen elmer unbe6euten6en
Nngelcgcl1bett in Streit 9erat6en mar.
llnb IN @Drunua BEL @lf6arb in Sn>
biana cr6Gngte ii6 Die 16id6rige @race
Stearns, neil tbr Slater t6r uid)t geitatten
ipoQte, eineu y8eau" gu baben, unb iie tpez
gen llngeborlams oarum am Sage subor
beitraft bate.
SIN Der l1mgegen6 bon gastport6 in
8ier &c GountD IN @t sconin bat
Elm meme 30 sartiges s iect bic
&artoffetfeIber iiberfalen, bic be-
reits bonn @oloraDofGfer bei1nQeiudt fin6.
SIS lit Elm fleines Gbier6en, aber BON GROCER
Gerbaun9sfrdft.
= Sin 9roBes nnsIid, bon tpels
Gem Cs nod nt6t aufgeflGrt lit, Oh IS bnr6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
3tutcDe1tpaTer 8eGet Dos S~tttsfaHen
- Der SGGre4

9ret 9roBe l3tpiebeln 3eri6neibet nan in
fletne Stii6e, bringt iie in cine 6lai9e NIT
etnem Quart glttem 8ranuttpetll 3~ulanmeit,
ldBt fte i~e9sunboretBtg Stltnben an etnem
tpar1nen Srte fteben, letbt baS @an5e Oanu
,Dur6 uno iebt Elm 8iertelquart itarfe &letz
teHipurseGabfpdung btt13u. SSH man btez
les @oiier gebrauder1, 10 trGnft man etten
S6pamm nit oenietben, unb 6efeu9tet ba4
init stpets bis bretmal tdgIid, mebrere
8o6en lang, bas Scar unb beloHbers bic
&opfbaut. Z
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-21

Chimneys ought to be examined
frequently to make sure that there
are no cracks in them. 1t is an ex-
cellent plan to have the chimney so
constructed that it is never concealed
by the wall of room, thus prevent
ing thorough examination of it. A
honse often settles, and this cracks
the chimney, but the crack is hidden.
By and by fire makes its way ont,
and mysterious fire" results. All
chimneys ought to be well plastered
with good mortar outside and in
when they are built, and the work of
the mason should be inspected thor
oughly to make sure he does a good
job. The chimney should be cleand
twice year. III this is done it will
not be likely to 'burn out" IL it
does get on fire throw a handful of
salt in the stove. This will deaden
the fire almost Immediately.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-21
Not a Boom but a Gamble.

Mr.. E. A. Taylor, who has just re-
turned from an extended visit TO
southern Oregon and central Califor-
MIA, says that the craze there regard
ing real estate has developed into a
mania, and that property is bought
and sold regardless of relative value,
and disposed of at prices that no
sane man would pay, unless he were
gambling just as in any other gam
bling game. He cites as an instance
the fact that lots were sold in Los
Angeles last week at $4,000 front
foot, while right on Market street in
the heart of San Francisco desirable
lots covered with massive brick
structures can be had for $4,000 a
front foot. 1t is not a 'boom,' it is a
craze. A good many who went in
with their little savings have made a
strike and have put in their winnings
and their original capital in an effort
to call the turn. The chances are
that good many honest people OF
limited means will be badly cinched.
Sooner or later such a bubble will
burst.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Florence Wadleigh is visiting
friends in Seattle.
Engineer Freeman is drafting a
map OF Tillamook bay.
Jas. W. Welch returned from Port
land yesterday afternoon.
e. G. Holden sailed from Liverpool,
homeward bound, last Saturday.
The engagement is announced OF
Mr.. Robt g. Davis and Miss Blanche
Bell.
Fred Fisher calculates to move
into his handsome new residence
next week.
G. A. Charnock goes to The Dalles
this morning to attend the Y. M. G.
A. convention.
Mrs. g. w. Lounsberry had a
pleasant afternoon party at her resi-.
dence last Monday afternoon.
Miss Eaton and Miss Rogers, who
have been visiting friends in this
city, return to Portland to-day.
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Fatal Accident Near OystervlIle.

The United States survey steamer
McATthuT, in charge of Lieut. J. S.
Burnett, U. S. N, came in from
Shoalwater bay, with her flag half
masted, on a most melancholy er-
rand yesterday.
Last Sunday afternoon the Near
thur, the crew OF which have been
engaged in surveying Shoalwater
bay, was lying about half mile from
shore, when ensign n. s. Mosely
and draughtsman Whetmore started
in small sail boat to 60 ashore at
Oysterville for the mail. When half
way across, the sea being calm and
the sail dead, a sudden squall struck
the boat and before it could get any
headway, capsized, throwing both oc-
cupants into the water. where they
struggled for three or four hours.
Finally, when about ready to sink
through WEAKNESS, they got the boat
righted and got to shore more dead
than alive. Upon getting to shore
they were taken out OF the boat. kind
ly cared for, and carried to the Tom
Norris, and brought out by that boat
to the McATthur.
Mr.. Whetmore soon recovered, but
ensign Mosely was evidently SO over.
come by exposure as to be dying.
The unfortunate young man lin.
gered till nightfall, when a violent
congestiye chill carried him of.
The officers on board feel as though
they had lost a brother and are il
grief at the loss OF kindly com
panion.
The young man was a native o.
Stockton, California, where he leave.
a wife and infant child. He was in
the oath year OF his age.
The body will be embalmsd her,
and taken to California on the mex
steamer.
The McArthur goes back to Shoal
water bay to-day.
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He Consulted His Pocket.

You smoke good cigars, Billy; where
do You get them? At ID. l.. Beck &
Sons, of course. Why of course? Be
cause my pocket advises me to. Do
they sell cheap? Yes; the cheapest
place in town. Whatkind of an assOrt-
ment have they? All kinds, from the
cheapest to .he best. both of domestic
and imported, and much the largest
stock in town. Do they keep Tansilrs
Punch? Yes; they are the sole agents
for Astoria for his Punch, Juniors and
Plantations-in short. you can depend
upon it, Charlie, that when you want
any kind of cigars the place to go after
them is at ID. l.. BECK & Sons.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
TAYLOR, Z. j., J.

TAYLOR, Z. j., J.
TUESDAY, Sept. %.
Court met at o'clock pursuant to
adjournment: journal read and signed.
VIM. Loeb VS.. w. J. Barry; motion
overruled: on trial.
f. H. Page VS.. Mrs. M. Finnie: SET
for trial 23rd inst.
Geo. w. Hume VS.. q. S. Gunderson,
eft al; motion for default allowed
Judgment. Jury excused till 30 p. NJ.
VIM. Loeb VS.. Mrs. Grant: trial
Tuesday. Jury: g. w. Carl, A. W,
Gates, Israel Kallio, j. @. Adams,
Richard Powers, Sampson Kroger,
Jas. Leahy, @. Bradbury, JAS.
Brown, N. A. Eberman, L. S. Lough-
cry, M. Mckay, r. r. Marion.
Grand jury came into court: found
four indictments: adjourned till 8
this morning.
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Don't Experiment.

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